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António Queiroz Martins of Morais Leitão discusses how a new category of tax professionals is born and how technology may be a win-win tool for taxpayers and tax authorities in a data-driven world.

A new bill proposes a reduction in foreign tax credit from 35% to 27%, which will reduce the incentives to use Chile as a platform, as Rodrigo Winter Salgado of PwC Chile explains.

Lewis Lu of KPMG China looks at the new Stamp Duty Law in China. The law replaces the long-standing stamp duty regulation and came into effect on July 1 2022.

Fernando Matesanz of Spanish VAT Services welcomes a Spanish Supreme Court judgment rejecting the excessive formalism of Spanish legislation and indicating alignment with the EU on VAT, but says more should be done.

Join ITR and insightsoftware at 3pm BST on September 28 as they discuss the OECD BEPS 2.0 pillar two legislation, the implications for multinational tax teams, and how to minimise risk and prepare for compliance.

Jian-Cheng Ku and Sharada Dhalganjansing of DLA Piper Netherlands weigh up a European Commission proposal that is designed to incentivise financing investments through equity rather than debt, with an eye on Dutch taxation.

Mark Martin and Thomas Bettge of KPMG in the US review recent Internal Revenue Service enforcement efforts regarding foreign corporations’ US income tax returns, and discuss the waiver process for taxpayers with untimely returns.

Gabriel Caldiron Rezende and Thales D’luca Magagnin of Machado Associados discuss the measures taken by the Brazilian government to reduce taxes on fuel to control the effect of inflation on prices.

Sridhar R of Grant Thornton reports on the measures that India is taking towards alignment with the OECD’s pillar one and pillar two as the world learns from the country’s proactive approach.